Presidential Candidate Mimics A Sex Act
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In the seventies he gave 36 pieces to the Tate (now Tate Britain) on Millbank, and they're still there. The Berkeley Square Gallery at 23a Bruton Street W1 specialises in some of Moore's smaller sculptures. Visit its website at www.bsgart.com. I also think that the redevelopment of Paternoster Row in front of St Paul's Cathedral has a new installation of a large Henry Moore scupture. And one of his first commissions was a bronze Draped Reclining Figure and stone Screen for the Time Life building in London. If you can venture a little outside London there's the Henry Moore Foundation, at Much Hadham in Hertfordshire, with lots of over lifesize sculptures and the Barclay School of Art at Stevenage has his bronze family group.
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